Rick’s Cabaret New York, the three-story adult club known for its beautiful entertainers, VIP treatment, and top-rated Rick’s Steakhouse, is hosting a viewing party of the New York Mets opening day game vs the Pittsburgh Pirates, Thursday, March 26, 1pm, followed by one of the club’s famous post-game parties with over 100 stunning Rick’s Cabaret dancers.

“You will be surrounded by lots of hot babes,” said Rick’s girl Camille. “It’s exciting, and the fun never stops!”  

“Rick’s girl Fiona said, “This season there are viewing and post-game parties here for every Mets and Yankees game. No matter the score, you are always a winner. Come flex, pop some bottles, and make it rain.” 

Rick’s Cabaret New York (50 West 33 Street) features the hottest exotic dancers, discreet VIP suites, luxury skyboxes, and a Roof Top Cigar Lounge. The Rick’s Steakhouse under the direction of acclaimed chef Jayson Margulies offers daily lunch specials, dinner, and New York’s best late-night menu, served all the way until 3AM.

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The New York Yankees’ hopes of winning a World Series may fall on the arms of whether or not Gerrit Cole can get back to pitching at an elite level before his Tommy John surgery a year ago.

The former Cy Young Winner continues to make solid progress in his recovery from the major procedure, but it’s unlikely he’s on the Opening Day roster.

During a recent interview, Cole shared what has been the most difficult part of his rehab, and it has nothing to do with pitching itself.

“Just the waiting has been the hardest part. The challenge of trying to take it day by day, not look too far ahead, and just kind of keep an even keel demeanor,” said Cole.

Despite the need to be patient between workouts, Cole continues to check the boxes in his rehab. His latest milestone was throwing 30 pitches in a two-inning simulated game on Friday. The Yankees ace had his fastball top out at 97.5 mph in this workout.

Two major additions to the bullpen were in good form, as Luke Weaver and Devin Williams each pitched a scoreless inning in a 6-3  exhibition game win. Weaver struck out one in his inning, while Williams fanned three.

Tough start

Craig Kimbrel allowed a run on three hits. Carlos Mendoza remains impressed with Kimbrel’s stuff, though, as the 37-year-old looks to find a place in the pen on his eighth team in the past six years.

Caught my eye

Mark Vientos was back at third base, this time for Team Nicaragua, as they prepare for the WBC.

Vientos has mostly been working at first base this spring, as the Mets look to use him, Brett Baty and newly signed Jorge Polanco there this year.